This project-based course is designed to engage a range of students from the photo newbie to the emerging intermediate in the exciting world of digital photography. Using Blogger.com, students will keep web-based annotated pictorial journals to record, share, and comment on their own and their peers’ practical development in the use of basic photo elements.
Showing posts with label Restrained Color. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Restrained Color. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Restrained Color
PHOTO LOG
Date 10-29-10
Photographer Tarryn Nelson
Subject Goat pin
Project or Client Restrained Color
Camera Canon powershot sx 130 is
Camera Mode Setting P
Tripod NO
Focus MANUAL
Focal Length 35mm Equivalent YES
Distance to Subject 10 feet
Exposure Compensation -1, 0,+1, -1, 0, +1, -1, 0, +1
Aperture f 3.5,3.5,3.5,4.0,4.0,4.0,3.4,3.4,3.4
Shutter Speed 0"6,1",1",1/500,1/250,1/640,1/60,1/30,1/50
ISO 800,800,800,80,80,400,80,100,400
Shutter Release Manual Remote Timer AUTO
Other Settings none
Light Sources/Type Sunlight
White Balance Setting Auto
the first three are at 645 am the next three are at about 2pm and the last three were at about 615pm.
Monday, November 1, 2010
Restrained Color
Restrained Color
photo#1
4:57 p.m.
Date: November 1, 2010
Photographer: Jessica Alcocer
Subject: pool
Project or Client: restrained color
Camera: Canon Powershot SD750
Camera Mode Setting: Auto
Tripod: No
Focus: Auto
Focal Length 50 MM 35 mm Equivalent No
Distance to Subject: 12 feet
Exposure Compensation: -1/3
Aperture: f3.5
Shutter Release:auto
Shutter speed: 1/500
ISO: 80
Shutter Release: Auto
Light Sources/Type: sunlight
White Balance Setting: vividphoto#2
5:26 p.m.
Date: November 1, 2010
Photographer: Jessica Alcocer
Subject: pool
Project or Client: restrained color
Camera: Canon Powershot SD750
Camera Mode Setting: Auto
Tripod: No
Focus: Auto
Focal Length 50 MM 35 mm Equivalent No
Distance to Subject: 12 feet
Exposure Compensation: -1/3
Aperture: f3.5
Shutter Release:auto
Shutter speed: 1/90
ISO: 80
Shutter Release: Auto
Light Sources/Type: sunlight
White Balance Setting: vividRestrained Color
PHOTO LOG
Date november 1st Photographer sarah newman
Subject flower
Camera Mode Setting P
Tripod NO Focus AUTO
Exposure Compensation + 1.0 0 -1.0
Aperture f3.5 Shutter Speed 1/50 ISO 250
Shutter Release Manual
Light Sources/Type daylight


Date november 1st Photographer sarah newman
Subject flower
Camera Mode Setting P
Tripod NO Focus AUTO
Exposure Compensation + 1.0 0 -1.0
Aperture f3.5 Shutter Speed 1/50 ISO 250
Shutter Release Manual
Light Sources/Type daylight


Restrained Color,
Restrained Color
Morning
Subject- Rice Fields
Project-Restrained color
Project-Restrained color
The bottom 3 were taken in the morning at about 7AM, with f2.8 and 1/8 shutter speed
The middle 3 were taken at about 3PM, with the same settings and white balance as the first
The top 3 were taken at about 6Pm with the same settings as the previous 2
The middle 3 were taken at about 3PM, with the same settings and white balance as the first
The top 3 were taken at about 6Pm with the same settings as the previous 2
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Restrained Color Usage
STUDENTS: Your assignment this week is to compose and shoot a photo that uses Restrained Color. The idea is that you will compose a photo that includes a good amount of contrasting color. Then you shoot at a time of day when the light will "restrain" the color's pop. Try to shoot the same scene during different times of the day. You will note that Dusk and Dawn are great for restrained color studies. Be sure to get the shot during midday, too, for comparison. Bracket this assignment--Take a series of photos of the same subject in the same position--the series will only differ in the exposure compensation (-1, 0, +1). Take one photo slightly underexposed, one at the camera's suggested exposure, and one over exposed. Be sure to label this post "Restrained Color".
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